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Shebbear Circuit Bible Christian Preachers' Plan 1849
The detail included on one sheet of paper is extraordinary. Samuel Thorne is the printer. When you enlarge the image you can read it quite well enough to see the...
Bible Christian registers
There is a good survival rate of Bible Christian baptismal registers, which will have been deposited in the county record offices. The problem, common to all branches of Methodism, is...
Statistics of the United Methodist Church
When the United Methodist Church was founded in 1907, the Minutes of the first conference contained a statistical overview, which is attached. The statistics are particularly useful in that they...
Contribute to the site
NB this page is used to provide a custom link to the Contribution form from the About section of the site. The content of the page itself does not appear...
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Portraits of some female Bible Christian ministers
The three portraits are of Mary Thorne (1807-83), nee O’Bryan, who married Samuel Thorne, the Connexion’s printer, on 2 November 1825; her gravestone describes her as “a minister sixty years;”...
A West Country sort of Methodism
Colin Short, Methodist minister and Bible Christian enthusiast, wrote this introduction to the Bible Christians for Heritage News (Spring 2012), the bi-annual newsletter of Methodist Heritage My grandmother lived from...
The Female Ministers of the Bible Christian Connexion
Gateshead Wrekenton Ship Lane Methodist New Connexion chapel
There is much confusion between this Society and that at Weaver’s Row, Eighton Banks as they were both on the same stretch of road, open at around the same time...
Whitley Bay United Methodist Free Church, Northumberland
Whitley Bay was established in 1116 as a hamlet owned by the Prior of Tynemouth. Until the early years of the twentieth century, it was known as Whitley or Whitley-by-the-sea...
Loughborough Woodgate Wesleyan Reform/Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Leicestershire
In March 1851 the “expelled Wesleyans” acquired some land opposite Paget & White’s Warehouse. In May the foundation stone for a Wesleyan Reform chapel was laid. The building was to...
Sheffield Hampden View Wesleyan Reform Union Chapel, Yorkshire
Hampden View Wesleyan Reform Union Chapel is a plain, modern, square, building given a mark of distinction by its lantern. It was located in Greaves Street, Langsett Estate, Site visit...
Cumwhinton United Methodist Free Church, Cumberland
The first Cumwhinton Chapel was built of stone before 1851 when it was said to have 110 free sittings. It can be seen in the photographs behind the new chapel,...
Cotehill United Methodist Chapel, Cumberland
Cotehill Chapel had 80 sittings in 1924. A road widening scheme developed in the 1930s required the demolition of the chapel which was closed when the new chapel opened in...
Carlisle, Lowther Street Wesleyan Reform Branch Chapel, Cumberland
In 1851 this congregation was meeting in a building erected in 1842 by a number of shareholders for the purpose of providing accommodation for the Mechanics Institute, a lecture room...
Carlisle Lowther Street Wesleyan Methodist Association Chapel, Cumberland
The first place of worship on this site was a temporary wooden “tabernacle“. The foundation stone of a “handsome,” permanent replacement was laid in April 1836. It was paid for...
Cargo Wesleyan Methodist Association preaching place, Cumberland
In 1851 a room in a shared building was being used. All seats were free. Sources The National Archives HO129/568/4/5...
Beaumont Wesleyan Methodist Association preaching place, Cumberland
In 1851 a room in a shared building erected about 1800 was being used. All seats were free. Sources The National Archives HO129/568/5/3...
Armathwaite United Methodist Free Church, Cumberland
The foundation stone for Armathwaite Chapel was laid on 22nd June 1876 and the chapel was opened 0n 26th November. A plan of the chapel dated 1876 shows building 35...
Macclesfield Park Street Methodist New Connection Chapel
Macclesfield, Park Street Methodist New Connection Chapel was built in 1836. In 1940 there was seating for 1500 in pews and a schoolroom and seven other rooms. It is now...
Wellingborough Alma Street Independent Wesleyan/Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Northamptonshire
Alma Street, Independent Wesleyan/ Wesleyan Reform Chapel was built in 1877, probably in succession to the chapel in Herriot’s Lane, Originally it was described as Independent Wesleyan but later adopted...
Wellingborough Herriot’s Lane Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Northamptonshire
Wellingborough, Herriot’s Lane, Wesleyan Reform Chapel was built in 1849. It has not been possible to establish its exact location Sources Whellan & Co, The History, Topography and Directory of...
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